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Presbyterian Community Social Services is dedicated to making a positive impact on the lives of seniors, vulnerable children and families in our community. Our mission is to provide essential support through engaging, equipping and empowering individuals of all ages to thrive and reach their full potential.
Ways to Give
1) Online Donation (PayNow & Credit Card)
Your support is invaluable in helping us create a more compassionate and inclusive community.
Together, we can build a brighter future for everyone.
Any PCS Programme

Senior Services

PCS Senior Services exists to reach out in partnership with the community to engage and support seniors to age-in-place for as long as possible. Currently, PCS Senior Services consists of: 5 Active Ageing/Activity Centres/Hub, 2 Maintenance Day Care (MDC) centres, and 1 Home Care Service. The aim is to enable and empower our seniors to age healthily, forge positive social relationships and networks, and meaningfully with a sense of purpose and belonging.
Our HIP philosophy:
- Healthy minds and bodies through Active Ageing Programmes
- Interdependent relationships and networks through befriending and collaboration
- Purposeful living through volunteering and lifelong learning
Emergency Relief Scheme

Integrated Education Programme

The Integrated Education Programme fund supports the following programmes:
- The Educarer Aide Training (ECAT) programme is offered to Post-18 girls who have graduated from special education schools, to train them to work as assistant teachers at childcare centres, widening the usual career pathway options given to them.
- Development Support & Learning Support (DS-LS) is an early intervention programme for mainstream pre-school children (K1 & K2) with mild developmental needs in the following domains: literacy (reading and writing skills), speech and language, attention and behaviour, social-emotional skills, and gross motor and fine motor skills. We currently run the programme in collaboration with KKH, ECDA and therapists from other organisations.
- The Integrated Childcare Programme (ICCP) allows children with special needs to learn alongside their regular peers. The ICCP aims to provide a natural environment for the child to learn, play, socialise and grow up in. It helps to prepare the child for entry into primary school later.
Any PCS Programme

Enable seniors to age with vitality in the community!

Mdm Catherine Lim, 86, has always enjoyed leading an active lifestyle. She often participated in activities at the Presbyterian Community Social Services (PCS) Esther Active Ageing Centre (AAC) to keep her body and mind nimble. She especially enjoyed the ukulele classes at Esther AAC.
However last year, she experienced a sudden pain in her knee, which has greatly affected her mobility. “It really feels torturous for me as I love being active,” shared Mdm Lim.
When the Centre Head at PCS Esther AAC, Ms Amy Le, heard of Mdm Lim’s leg injury, she made sure to follow up via phone calls with Mdm Lim on her condition. “We make sure to stay connected with our members and check in occasionally should they need any assistance at home,” says Ms Le.
“Amy called me, and when I told her that my toilet bidet was leaking, she sent a volunteer to fix it for me. I’m thankful for that,” says Mdm Lim.
“We can even have haircuts at the centre so I don’t have to take the bus on my own with the wheelchair. I cannot bend down, so they even helped me to cut my toenails. I’m so grateful.”
Just like how our staff has supported Mdm Lim, there are many more clients of all ages who need support. Your donation will help in the provision of our full suite of services.
Emergency Relief Scheme

Senior Services

PCS Senior Services exists to reach out in partnership with the community to engage and support seniors to age-in-place for as long as possible. Currently, PCS Senior Services consists of: 5 Active Ageing/Activity Centres/Hub, 2 Maintenance Day Care (MDC) centres, and 1 Home Care Service. The aim is to enable and empower our seniors to age healthily, forge positive social relationships and networks, and meaningfully with a sense of purpose and belonging.
Our HIP philosophy:
- Healthy minds and bodies through Active Ageing Programmes
- Interdependent relationships and networks through befriending and collaboration
- Purposeful living through volunteering and lifelong learning
Integrated Education Programme

The Integrated Education Programme fund supports the following programmes:
- The Educarer Aide Training (ECAT) programme is offered to Post-18 girls who have graduated from special education schools, to train them to work as assistant teachers at childcare centres, widening the usual career pathway options given to them.
- Development Support & Learning Support (DS-LS) is an early intervention programme for mainstream pre-school children (K1 & K2) with mild developmental needs in the following domains: literacy (reading and writing skills), speech and language, attention and behaviour, social-emotional skills, and gross motor and fine motor skills. We currently run the programme in collaboration with KKH, ECDA and therapists from other organisations.
- The Integrated Childcare Programme (ICCP) allows children with special needs to learn alongside their regular peers. The ICCP aims to provide a natural environment for the child to learn, play, socialise and grow up in. It helps to prepare the child for entry into primary school later.
2) GIRO / Cheque
Download the Donation Form below and mail back to us at:
Presbyterian Community Social Services
533 Geylang Road Singapore 389489
For GIRO: Do take note that it takes 4-6 weeks for the bank to process your application.
For Cheques: Please cross your cheque and make payable to “Presbyterian Community Social Services Ltd.”
Mail it together with the completed donation form.
3) Legacy Giving
Make a gift that will impact future generations. You can do so by the following ways:
Wills and Bequests
If you would like to bequest a portion of your assets to us, you can specify a sum of cash or percentage of the value of your estate in your will to bequest to Presbyterian Community Social Services (UEN: 202516426M).
We recommend consulting a solicitor should you require assistance in drawing up a will.
CPF Nomination
To nominate PCS as a beneficiary of your CPF savings, you will need to fill up the CPF Cash Nomination Form.
Insurance Policies
You may also nominate PCS as a beneficiary of your life insurance policy via your policy nomination form with the following details.
Name of Nominee: Presbyterian Community Social Services
UEN: 202516426M
Type of Entity: Social Service Organisation
Mailing Address: 533 Geylang Road, Singapore 389489
Email Address: info@pcs.org.sg
FAQ
Donations of $50 and above are eligible for tax deduction. Donations are to be made by 31 December to be included in the tax assessment.
Your full NRIC will only be collected if you require a tax deduction receipt.
You can still request for tax deduction within 2 weeks of your donation. Please email to us at dn@pcs.org.sg.
You may make changes to your donation at any time by writing in to dn@pcs.org.sg with your Name, NRIC/FIN/UEN and contact number.
Donations are non-refundable.
Please contact us at dn@pcs.org.sg.